Swordsman's Life
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Well, this time I wanted to create a kind of tribute and parody.
My initial idea for the "Growing" theme was about creating multiple sprites for different games: backgrounds, characters clothes and weapons... but since yesterday I was sick I had to sacrifice most of the graphics.
Anyways I managed to create an interesting prototype so I hope you enjoy this simple tap game! :D
IMPORTANT: Audio not working in Internet Explorer
Parodied games: Dragon Quest, Prince of Persia, The Legend of Zelda, Star Wars, Final Fantasy VII and special mention to Super Smash Bros ;)
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Created with GameMaker: Studio Professional Edition
Code and graphics by me, MIDI songs found in:
http://www.rpgamer.com
http://tssf.gamemusic.ca/Remakes/
http://www.angelfire.com/scifi/videos00/star_wars_midi/
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EDIT: About the copyrighted MIDI material. I'm using a little part of songs (about 30 seconds), just to parody the referenced games (my favorites). I also think that since LD is a self-educative public competition, in this case is under fair use.
My initial idea for the "Growing" theme was about creating multiple sprites for different games: backgrounds, characters clothes and weapons... but since yesterday I was sick I had to sacrifice most of the graphics.
Anyways I managed to create an interesting prototype so I hope you enjoy this simple tap game! :D
IMPORTANT: Audio not working in Internet Explorer
Parodied games: Dragon Quest, Prince of Persia, The Legend of Zelda, Star Wars, Final Fantasy VII and special mention to Super Smash Bros ;)
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Created with GameMaker: Studio Professional Edition
Code and graphics by me, MIDI songs found in:
http://www.rpgamer.com
http://tssf.gamemusic.ca/Remakes/
http://www.angelfire.com/scifi/videos00/star_wars_midi/
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EDIT: About the copyrighted MIDI material. I'm using a little part of songs (about 30 seconds), just to parody the referenced games (my favorites). I also think that since LD is a self-educative public competition, in this case is under fair use.